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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-11-03

WAsaIsGToN. Nov. "A delegation Of
ten gentlemen. headed by ex-Justiee Strong.
representing the American Bible Society
and several religious and missionary So
c.otles called on the President this after
neon for the purpose OF securing modilic4-
ton OF the order OF the Interior Department
prohibiting the use Of Indian languages
IN Indian schools. Judge Strong said
the sweeping Interpretation that had
generally been given 10 this order practical.
ly pat an end 10 religious instruction Of the
Indians. The Presidents response was en-
iirely satisfactory 10 the delegation. lie
said that IL was not intended that the order
Of the Department should be SO literally APP
piled as supposed.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-11-03

A RIcu DISPLAY AT rHF MOTION HoCsT
PARloRs-.LL INVITED TO INSPECT.
Grand Rapids ladies are noted for the
artistic manner IN which their homes are
fitted with tasty iiue snt costly drsperies
and hundreds vi an doubt he pleased q
learn shat Mr. ;. kiaveai. a draper and de-
signer OF experience from the ueholsteflna
department OF Ne wcOmb & fndicotl. OF De
troit. II ri The Morton Hoase par'ois for q
&c DAYS with a iall line OF sanpies 81 the
very fines, goods. He invites one an1 all
TO call and inspect them ana h prepared "a
futnisa Information regarding house
drapincs and also 10 make contracts fer the
work Re carries tour large trunks allied
With goods
lie shows some elegant new designs IN
plush and satin poriiers with deep melted
'ringes IN varied colcrs aud unlimited de
signs.
Chamber decorations curtains, IRISH
point curtains. Egyptian lace and Turkish
curtains in plain and fancy colors.
Library and dining room decorations
Satin damssks. Russian snd plain siik
bunting and embossed silks. SIX srenidean'
and Others.
Drawing rOom-Iouis XIV. plain and
whit. satin centers nue brock atsliss. kas-
siau damask and novelties in Turkish ORA
pefies.
tie also shows come very fine Wilton
carpets Of zoe newest aud latest designs
moquelie In private patterns satin pillow
the latest designs 81 hodF Brussels.
choice variety # novelties IN door ufspes
double facs1 vlolourcs and an endless "a
riefy ~ other articles which would be ofna-
fnenfs 20 any room. Cal 90 the Morton
House paIsafs end ter them
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-11-03
TIE AND TRACK TALK.
Several Swedish emgrants arrived ye
teIdsy and left for points North.

Several Swedish emigrants arrived yes
teIdsy and left for points North.
The g. T. & l. report passenger travel al
the present above last year ) average.
The season of excursions is about ended
on the railroads. The hunting season will
be about the II nal wind up.
The {. & w. ". sell round trip tickets 10
Chicago, going tomorrow for $50, inciud-
ing a ticket 10 the Fat Stock Show in pro-
gress in that city. Tickets good fro return
i've days.
Work on the G.. r., l.. & ID. railroad is
progressing rapidly and tbs said for a
dead fact that the cars will be running over
the line between here and Detroit before the
lapse of this year.
A checker coming in on one OF the trains
yesterday morning got a check from an
immigrant aud collected pay. When the
train got 10 the depot be could not fiud his
man and had not found him up TO las
night
The d.. g. II. 4 II. have issued their
Winter time cards ahd yesterday distributed
the hangers for Grand Rapids. These are
gotten up especially for this city and are
very convenient. besides being nicely ar
ranged.
The Passenger Department Of the g. X. &
7. now have in hand the joint rate book of
Michigan. This book goes the rounds 81
all the Michigan rO@ds, after which a meet
ing will be held and al corrections made.
IL Is a long aud tedious JOB.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-11-03

a E'sas@f@~ss aseroAs@ss - Ep~uha<
t14< a-ozsf saEs n2otsas - els .fsge - az
As s1sSt..sh sEl3 cs 50 as s.ezd
1oe czesks. kEes s1s@4g4 - keep a4t 81. n4s
go,
Lsss tss nasFeasai sAoaia ksa@els al
sNe2F
Efeu 1ktey. shs CT. j. IA se&E ~ \ essd
Ga klck Il sic ventura tsa ae@r
fhs5 a. &1os t1< s4zsssT Is Al's 81 ee
Eel&1
Ana AS freaks ensxpsoiee sad Qaeef
wAal snakes tas ed ssllew - safly sad
Erfsa.
Ara beA4ts - ooaloalie3iy raeAHf
Iassss certainly something ne la1lieE witt
klA--
L. sfeasa0b. o. hyeI ~ Spleen
We've gassssc ls-his liver Il ssesg ed sns
k4d
lis olaoa is disoraeFea snd foul.
lEs eb04ga - make any ons hepeieSsiy
mk1
Arc greet hls best fs4ead With Efosl
Tie world side rsAaeay, Df F.tFoe l
Golden Mesic&i Discovery. VII oorregl .
cisordered liver sn0 partly he biood, tons
yoEr SYSTEM and buiid ap your nesA saa
StsS1 -.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-11-03

Goa4aaNess. flesbers r. - she q a.
fa1ls IS is@s las Cezxrsss-

@~t--t&@t tttteEffsF-- - tce u L.
NaA1s As issy NAss k~2S rsss-
a--a Nee4l44tsA
Dsssstf1ass.4 cazals&@ze< u - Kasser-
tsrd % hsrt ~As Ia texn al ssenisk
~. RutAsrtpss ealsys tbs aisslnctioa Il -
- exc 81 s1s 80 uspAftAssaf t'enn1asnesss
IL ne g a T. ~ 3 a. ea.sps<ea IsEso-
efzt Wben aszs6 absai 10 ooaeI1os oi
zee Gr&sa Array Ia AEc1ig2a te Feb1eae
Il - tkF 24fe pas Sef04s t&&a ceoia pe
sxpcltfr1 - nen us consider tie laps4 ~
als sloax tAs ga Ne ave sainea ever
8 80 koemb <Fs q NiShsx.a slnoe - al
~ aisff4tl2n - "a.
Who's wiii the Democrats nonlinzfs Tor
GcxeFnvr ia shts STAT"
a az 3Ut u politics aud shs. bs until
an fe3uee1 - tie Fsnks Ia lie g. A *,
ott htuo yVo | hsve aot lad dosn ~ :
c0aneeiig1s. u tie Issaao1Is,ie paffs ~ill
nsE4iaals CONGRESSMAN ). - = .sher Of hsY
NtF. ae ca carry Tie safe an3
elset hlut I have nol heard Il ary
candidate AID 90 n0t kaoN thsg NJ.
k1sh<f would sccspk the nominslleD.
Ills fecord III Congress is ons "a which "a
sna TAG party Tue state may & proua
Hs j. nan % large property which "a
has earned 81 honsst industry earned ia
s1eh 4 mAuuer - makes him lauilA4g with
tbe wants az al clssSs~ "a citizens. ! would
Ike nucb TO see Julius Hoassmsn noal.
mated oat he absolutely refuses % take sny
Office zs understand it, II ar. Fisher IS
nOminAtsd-aud I nope he viii be-Le vii
certainly he elected.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-11-03
haze Ju.tines Re.lstans..

DUBLIN. Nov. blake. ex- Minister of
the Canadian Cabinet, in speech ct Glen
Sharrald, the scene of evictions from the
estate of Rev. John Delmege, rich land
lord Of County Limerick. said the eviciions
enforced by Deimege were shameful in
every detail Ii was burning shame and
humilitating. he said, TO find man living
IL luxury while his tenants were in state
OF misery. such as should INVOKE Gods
curse upon its author ana abottOr he
earnestly advised his hearers to combine
against landlords, declaring that they had
everything TO Justify them in that course
IN the sight of God ana man.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-11-03

Ths izssaIs 81 the ers@ta - . ssar9s-s
FF.as fsaslasss

Tss ixssal1 81 the er.s@ga - ssar9s~st-
FFass Bssiaass.
FsH basiasss s41esras ~ tas sif a4ts
snisgsd saca sFsiss AZ xss~sa a. So
ihsE u 8 1ssiser 4 baxssf. - 81 4leaSoe-si.
The i4aDsizS dsfartusas wa vas esa@
iiahsa sn4F seoas bar ys4rs sac Eas slgS g
si1ak So sAa s-1sl ofAas.i4ss Z. t-ss a.
aess 81 ssiis bfoportsns thas = hss 7se.i
necessary ~ lsass - sassis q tes stillin4
"a = ai14 - slors 81 sltae1ssl aad q per ''isi
"a ise sdist - zoe fls Drn = 49,
a1iaz a ois se4las Esais io~-fflee'i
saiFis. - sassh theF naaks : spse a.
TIE st1fs a2s EeesDly essa imprsFssi -
TIE rsalsssi ~ ne stairway a. eAs siie q
l4e sure. t1.s MAkias r9on4 Lor al - p
G0fs satisfactory 1lssiag "a xoots 20 rs
sia.ioss aad z4axilk piscs ala ~ a x
esolasl Or the display 81 Fsiises lhs
l.tsst Improvement 8ossssr, - LAe seiai - a
% tbs rru .s41lry .ae.lll IS ~ -e = s-if-.
sta rghiax olachl as s1d ether sppuften &nre'
q "a ga genzs u s6otll o.. 80. 4bs sAte4'
ir1t ChaEactsr Of tns g0gk Zone. sha tar
: ben9rsbis nelhods IT DGslDess adopted
base resulted ia = patronage ~nleA 1s
alaldsd i4ls sddlLi0us! uAenia~ff- lbF
/ facilities nos possessed 81 thls nFm place
t1sn4 10 ihs fr0at raaS ~ he e<st s4liPPs-
Ia1nJiles 49, sniIt l.aa l4ctosiss IA l4-
eouatry. BE- j. xrAGfyins % noss ,hi'
.roTta * the basiaess ~ a ara Sniea "A
sarBsa - reputation and o0slusss s'Antiet
b. doing IAe best N0fz possible aai 81 iinl
only u0nss1 zad good z9oas a AiYins prices
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-11-03

AT the annual meeting ofthe stockholders
Of the Grand Rapids Packing and Provision
Company. held yesterday forenoon, the fol-
lowing gentlemen were chosen directors:
Arthur Meigs, John Csulheld. John Aohr-
bard. H. y. Moore, A. b. Watson. Thomas
Frisnt and A. u. Wykes. Asa meeting OF
directors the following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: President. II. y.
Moore. Vice President. John Caulfield. Sec
rotary and Treasurer. Arthur Meigs, Man
sger. John Mcnrhsrd. The reports Of the
officers show = successful years business,
which was satisfactory to the stockholders.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-11-03

WAsHISGroS, Nov. The Interstate
Commission has rendered a decision in the
case of the complaint of the Board OF Trade
of Pennington. Northheld FAirbault end
0watonna Mimi. alleging unjust and I'M
reasonable freight rates on wheat, Hour and
mill stuff carried over the Iowa and Mime.
sofa q vision OF the Chicago. Milwaukee IS
81. Paul Railway Company. The order ol
tue Commission Is thar the railway com
pany mus; equa.ize its rates ioT transpor-
tation OF wheat flour and mill stuiis upon
toe two routes
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-11-03

one ef the most DISGUSTING scenes 70 -
imagined was witnessed 81 reporter lsss
nigh ~ be vas wakinE sloug one 81 The
principal streets af fhe CITY. A street car
49, rsssir 20 start Gu iis r1nts woman
va seen to wax - he door % saloon
nesr 81 sni ecxouins ~ some ore an thr IN
Nde. ssid Come sienz. Ont CAME man
isaains little child net ever thTee years
old Snf1 fsther and child wers smok ~
sizs~s rhev r,srissl fhe car ard it moved
rr f.,ts,rrs.sssfs a-a sssrsssseasa~v
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-11-03

Judge Hsyt Fl Cisvslsud. closed The case
sor the dsfsuse IN re case Of Mary Laugh
Tn ~ The 5fand Rapids S'rset Railway
Company in ne Superior Court yesterday
noon Mr.. Hoyfs plea ~ss listened ~ -
/. lsrse crowd Of spectsiors it vas Judi
cious. 'orclbie sni eloGnsntiy deiive.
Mr Mitchell occupied al Of the afternoon
with tha closing speech Tor tne rroseCu-
non TIL. morning Judge Bar in<sfne vii
present his Charge 10 fhs urv, tn delivery
81 Ehicn Mi accupv aoont an hour. The
cause Niil reach the jurv sfouf u ciocE-
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-11-03

JR.Cias. the Sc kEosn lanbermsn Of
Holland. as 10 the city yesterday. Mr.
Cine has been considerably annoyed by An
item wlich appeared IN the Auskss IA de-
partmsai some weeks ago stating that -.
r. Cine While rambling Ga the sasdast
Lad bis salch sl0.eu. TIE facts sese as
loaogs- On The l5tn 81 October ,sst dr
tlae sss pressing ais NAY through the
luIabsr piles GA bis Way g. Siul0nd's mill
in Musksgun NEen an unknown man ran
~ behind han and grabbed his watch and
"a ads OF la the labyrinth OF lumber before
Nj. Cline could capture hin. This was
about . clock IN the afternoon. The mat
ter vas reported 20 The police but Tie thief
vas never .0und. Tae watch was valuable
one. bat Mr. Cline, Who is a .especlabl e and
responsible citizen seels more kesnly the im-
pa alton that he was rambling about
among the dives on the 'sAwdust" than be
does the les. a. his umepiecs. fns Nuske-
kon reporter sAended no reflection on SIR.
Cline and this journal regrets that the iteln
has called forth any.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-11-03
The southern League.

NASHVILLE, Nov. 1.-The Southern Base
Ball League at its meeting which closed to.
day, increased the guarantee fund to 81, SOC
and increased the Umpire's salary to $3.50
J. +. Wilson, of Birmingham, was elected
President and James Heem. OF New Or
leans. Vice President. The championship
was formally awarded TO New Orleans Ii
was resolved 10 have eight clubs in the
League il four other cities would ioin Mem
phis. New Orleans Birmingham and
Charleston, which constituted this year $
League
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-11-03
FOR selling Liaaor tn Minors.

Art Pagan aud John WEIGH pleaded guilty
10 q charge of intoxicstion and disorderls
conduct in Police Court yesterday after
noon. Art paid siO.55 and John went C
Jail for twenty DAYS. They are under sg'
and at the iustigstion of the officers they
made complaint against NJ. n. Collins anc
Charles Bartz. saloon keepers on Colirook-
Il. for selling liquor 10 minors. The latter
were also arraigned and pleaded not guilty.
Theircases were set for hearing Novembe
and respectively.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-11-03

WINTHROP. Ne. Nov 2-FiTe originating
in the W. +. Whitman Agricultural works
this afternoon destroyed those works ana
spread rapidly 20 a large number Of dwell
ings in the nsighborhood. About f1y small
dwellings OF mechanics were wholly or
partially consumed. also the residence 81
Augustus Thompson and +. Il. Clark, the
mills 81 WIN Carr and several stores on
Nain-st The total loss T. not yet learned
bat vii amount to about half a million
dollars
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-11-03

A team owed by samuel CoFpoun. OF
Walker. and attached 10 q lumber wagon,
became frightened on ionia-st Yesterday
afternoon, and ran awsy, taking q course
up fulton-st. uHnl they reached Monroe,
where they collided with {. Il. ksndalps
buggy. smashing % slightly They then
TUNED down Monroe ST and couple
Of blocks west Tan into team owned
by the Valley Cty Milling Company, injuf-
ing one OF the horses somewhat The
horses were captured here aud the contents
of the wagon, Including barrels, packages,
etc. which had been scattered ai0ag the
street, gathered Up.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-11-03

Missioner Van De Water took striking
text for his Mission sermon last evening,
Revelation 22ll-"He that is filthy let him
be filthy still From these words he drew
the lesson Of The tixity of character formed
on earth. continuing Throughout eternity.
A. Ee live. we die, as we die We live on
through toe everlasting ages. Man is work
ing out in this world life or combination
OF principles which will be developed in the
world TO come. Death changes our con-
dition, but death does not change Us.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-11-03

The TELEsRss- II ERALD placed q bulletin
in It's window at 80 p. m. yesterday, an
rouncinx the decision of the U. ). Supreme
Court against the anarchists. Psssers-by
collected in small crowds everv minute
and such expressions IS "Hurrah for the
Supreme Court Best news J have heard
In six months" Good for the TELEsRAw-
HrRAlp." Wonder how that fool Of the
Dsp,ocyas likes that were heard ct intervals
through the open door
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-11-03
Officers Installed

At the meeting OF Valley City Lodge No.
81. |. o. q. T., Tuesday evening. the follow
ing officers were installed for the ensuing
term. w. c. T.. VIII Manning; w. V, Mis-:
Cooper: w g.. X. Gorhsm. w. r., Mr..
Richard; W. r. s.. Fred Atwood; w. ~,
Carl Stokoe; w. d. NJ. Emma Colyer: W
C.. Rev. j. A. sprague w. G.. Lizzie
Hyrestes. w. O. g.. Elby Watson; w. K. ).
Jessie Smith; w. l.. s.. Francis Van Bur
req, 7. ". &. T., Will Hynies.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-11-03

Asssrs. 81 Qfxourk ana krenssu. ~ fatii-
tSfs n4Aa fame, have contested sita her
or sri1ssson q EFsi-clsss orchestra. an ALL
hsresfer ee PFepsred ia fefnish iaus,c iVf
tsAs. FriVSts psri e. receptions. coroefft
aud eftFs tl'nx g<Iteihi.s 70 tie music
hne, 81 the mosi cfe0ifHtie manner. TIE
orohes'fa vii - unser tas personal sultr-
vision a Ar. ". :. bronson Wno slArts al
the head 81 tie lsg IS "a orchestra isn1tf,
sud Nith sucl ether musicians a. Air. Iran !
Wurzburg. cofnei Nr. &. 4. Bronson. ci2r.
ionei, Mr. iFank ho.ton. TrOafene, al
lAe Of the Wonderland ofcbes'fa.l ard
others. should be sufloient guarantees al
rs suuefioriy. For particulars CAL on Mt
" : Bronson, Al J. W York sons, No
:. lonia-st.. or telephone ESQ CAL fol
fSnk MUrzburg.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-11-03

RsooKlYx, nov. Mr.. Weichssler re-
osivei through tie mail today a pill-box
containing lump Of siuu attached to =
piece OF card that was harm .ess and az
parentT intended e. = boar here 81
nothing q indicate ia having any eonuee-
Dou vita ths infeTusi MAGAZINE pFsvieus,r
received
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-11-03

wiiiSsa Waite. q butcher ~ Plsinisld
snd vsf>rinsrv SURGEON ~ H Wh5fe hsd
some hos words overs small doctor Gill yes
ier,iag en- Kent e AMI rs bite s.rack Wsife
sftsr tke latter md threatened - strike
him. fsr saying he was a ar Waite bad =
warrant sworn Ont So Whites srresf tsd
vii prosecute hin, for ssssn's sid battery
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-11-03

John Kulisr was tried before Judge
Holmes in Police Court yesterday on a
charge Of demanding a hotel and found
guilty. In de'ault Of SIT cents fine and
81 s. costs be vas cent ever 20 jail for
twenty days Frank Warrell. proprietor Of
The Michigan House. was the complainant.
and Kufller and his wife had several meals
in bis house and refused 30 par for them.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-11-03

PrrTssvse. Nov William SINS sud
Harry Howard. to ioughs are nn8er
.rresf here. sns s3mits thsi Re srrd
HeNsrd vent 20 AlegaepF ~ re ssr1s
tram 20 which y0aox Hsme's BODY rss
found ~ thicsE0. Defecf've ArFFhy bss
10 deab's tat both SINS ard Howard
kn0w = sb3nt ths RI grssr
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-11-03

A hunter Who bad just returned from
the Moth woods. less three dogs that he
took rfh him. ssid. They would rather
hnut dogs thsn desr ~ there And then
rith a snr~owf1i loos on tis sountenaure.
When firfher Intercepted. replied 20 too <
three al TIE hrest dogs t5st sver walked
sith me az thers aud they KILLED every
ana AZ th.~,
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-11-03

fnsew weeks the additional strest car
trelac ~ aid u1ca q he busy appear
49, ~ the streets IL shis city Work On
re Cherry Street line "a approaching such
PROPORTIONS a. 80 warrant fne egrect atlsu
fhsr esrs VIZ - ~rnrinu En- rTe W ks
WITH taree AMI tie ears nom Grardv'iIe-
ava Posswick sni I7oa-sfs.. arsnd Rsri3s
~ tsororxhir insrfr the assertion that
there Fl bonr nn.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-11-03

II = sanosncs5 thst a. ". IL Ssrs
ssn Rrssk 81 30 married - Mss Aanis
Nv Van Der Ven. az Holland CIV. ~
N-~ "a A. 7o 8 n IN rAe $40 aof las.
sraI ch1rrh ~ Rev iaxpr hhofz Aner
the rhf~rh ea1aN1n7 the wef.hnr ns-fr
W. - given A. Nj Tan Br1exs rssi teace
fe Thtr--a~e
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-11-03

warrant was issued yesterday for The
arrest Of James C. Courtney. for obtaining
money under false pressnses. he went 20
VIM. III. Hope and representing that he
bad a lot of sppies snd potatoes sttbe depot
90 which he wss unable 70 pay The charges
and hv this means obtained 81 from Mr..
Hope Courtney e a bad character and
has been in trouble before.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-11-03

Gold and silver Watches. Diamonds and
beautiful assnrtmsni IT new and select
nee STYLES ID u very. Ladies aud Gents
cold Wsichrs. Chsius. kinrs. Pins Brsoe-
lsts. sleeve and Collar ButtGs. Also the
beet quality Solid silver ard Rogers Plated
Ware and Clocks 81 greatly reduced prices
a. herFey's 8 Csnsi-st.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-11-03

n he Probate Court vasterisv a ren Ire
VS. issned Cor I1rT. re'arrsb's asmor~sv
m ~ s1sse of ths nslreif. Gsna Rsnigs 3
Isrsnx Railroad Companv. 60 ssndsnn
TIE orrrar+v ~ Cornelius Fax vnffE >
lecsisd 81 Cesry e.. .ist east 81 Calder.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-11-03

Pare. Nsv. AZ eeorrs Bag. re &C.
conp' .ses n esn. Connf 81 Aaalsa .n 80
- ~ deeoFs ans from the War oH-s.
rsnl vlltse1 srsr'1e iotsr snon .ssrnf~e At
ces-s usre en- tas.r Vag 10 ARES arl.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-11-03

WAsasssras. NsF. 3-fsiE seszAef, ~
M lsi.axsd - tisi1x ls1psfzt11s. lishk
4 ifes1 sariasls Niaas.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-11-03


The improved method by which Il has
been made possible 10 produce pure cream
OF tartar. has had an important beSflng
upon the manufacture OF baking powder
l;y the process heretofore generally efn-
ployed. Il has been found impossible TO fe.
move all impurities. more particularly the
,artraie OF lime, which remained 10 such az
extent As 20 greatly impair Tie Quality Of
the cream OF tsrtsr. and q interfere Sc
TiOu.ly with the strength and Wholesome
ness OF The baking powders into which II
entered.
la the new process, which is owned by
the Royal Baking Powder Company OF
New lors. sad exclusively employed Ia lie
extensive tartar works. tie imported crude
grape acid is so treated as 20 smoye al
yeeiiee OF tartrate Of lime or other ina
purities. giving product before unkDos u
"a chemically pure cream OF tartar.
BY the employ OF tLese superior ia
cilities, the Royal Baking Powder Com
pany has made the Royal Baking Powder,
as tue chemists ali certify. OF the highest
possible degree of strength. absolutely
pure" and wholesome. and with an always
uniform itayening power. II IS for these
reasons that the Royal never fails 10 pro-
duce bread. biscuit, cakes. etc. that are
light. sweet, digCstble, anu Wholesome. the
eating Of winch is never followed by iudi-
gestloD, or any Of those physical dlscom-
forts attendant upon the partsking OF i'm
properly prepared food. In rendering pos
slble the production of q baking powder
possessed Of these qraNucatons ihe TN
proved method OF refining cream oi tartar
becomes at once a iuatier ~ Bacterial i'm
pOCtance b. the culinary woglo.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-11-03

The second Of the series 81 concerts TO be
given by the South side C0rnet Band. will
take place this evening n Rec Ken hall.
CaGpaa's new building. Nos ol5 aid olf,
South Division-st. sProfeasor Barry has
been re-engaged, and 81 that heard him be-
fore will dot ialI % come eEaIn
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-11-03

The twinksing stars can't twinkle at any
better lois than are on White a Cody plat.
For sale by l.. S. Provin.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-11-03
FINE HOME DECORATIONS.

New millinery and fancy goods at
kendaii's.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-11-03

The istest novelty IN a. KsndaFs.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-11-03

keudallS
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-19
Kansas City Gram and Provisions.

KANSAS ClTN reDfud'y To-
Daily Indicator reports wheat receipts 500 ship
nentS geo. IN 3S9tss; easy. No red cash, %
bid; March. - bic: Ma, "a biz
Corn receipts 1000 shipments 5000 In store $50 a o.
STRONGER: No cash y bid; March 3ijs; A ay 3l"4
Oats cash. % lid bid.
Rye No. cash. - bid.
Gill Stuff.-Steady. -: dried, 20.
Corn Neai.-Green G515 sacked.
Chop. 81. bulk. -.
Ship stnff -Fulk. sacked -.
Rran.-B uk 81. sm-,Il baled, $50; large, $50.
Hay Fun fanCyw@o.
81 2 turkeys Old 80 dressed chickens, 6St; turkeys
o.: durks, Sdg
ProvisionS.-Sugar cured hams. llE.bacon 9i%dred
bet g. dried beef ,Cle r @ dry salt cleaf rib sides
noe long clear s. ~ shoulders - %; short clear
s. 20. smoEed clear rib sides. s. 6e long clear
s. ~: shoulders. st 81: short clear. 81 50,
Mess Pork -Si4 H.
Lard.-CEUicc fierce, So -.